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Delta leans in to life after coal, names partner for Vales Point battery project
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Global sea ice hit ‘all-time minimum’ in February, scientists say
Scientists called the news ‘particularly worrying’ because ice reflects sunlight and cools the planet
Global sea ice fell to a record low in February, scientists have said, a symptom of an atmosphere fouled by planet-heating pollutants.
The combined area of ice around the north and south poles hit a new daily minimum in early February and stayed below the previous record for the rest of the month, the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) said on Thursday.
Continue reading...When the coal plant don’t work: Report counts 6,000 hours of outages at Eraring over 2024
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Three big wind projects approved in NSW as Labor clears decks for poll
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BRIEFING: CDR experts predict more competition for less funding in 2025
Carbon offsets company co-founder arrested by US authorities in $145-mln fraud case
Scientists discover new part of the immune system
BRIEFING: Repeal of US EPA’s endangerment finding could shift CO2 enforcement to courts, NGO says
Bowen unveils $250m package for green fuels from canola, sugarcane, tallow and cooking oils
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Neoen enjoys surge in battery storage earnings as it waves goodbye to public listing
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UK university spins out climate scenario analysis company
River campaigners to sue Ofwat over water bill rises
Group claims regulator signed off on ‘broken system’ making customers pay for industry’s neglect
An environmental group is to take legal action against Ofwat, the water regulator, accusing it of unlawfully making customers pay for decades of neglect by the water industry.
River Action will file the legal claim this month, arguing that bill rises for customers that have been approved by the regulator could be used to fix infrastructure failures that should have been addressed years ago.
Continue reading...Canada imposes retaliatory tariffs on US, targets biodiesel imports
Minnesota considers SAF credit boost, extension
As climate deteriorates, political and corporate inaction persists, EU climate scientists warn
Canadian agricultural company shifts focus to carbon credits amid revenue decline
Weakening currents in the Atlantic may mean a wetter northern Australia and drier New Zealand
Brazilian state creates commission to oversee local REDD+ activities
“World-leading” array of massive eight-hour solar batteries to reboot Australian manufacturing
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